Remi McGill Audiokinetic Posted January 10, 2019 Posted January 10, 2019 I work on icons for multiple color schemes, so I have a document set up with a color palette with global colors for everything in the document. From this master document I need to make multiple versions of the icons for different color schemes, e.g. Light UI vs Dark UI. I would love to be able to just swap the palette from the dark palette to the light palette and have all the new colors swapped out where the color names match. Since I haven't found a way to do this yet what I currently have to do I is make a copy of the document, then change each global color to the color in the new palette manually which is really time consuming and a bit error prone. If I could just swap palettes it would be a huge time savings for me Thanks! lepr 1 Quote
Frederic Denis Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 +1 vote Yes!! I was searching for this exactly, and I'm still searching. But if this isn't implemented yet, I vote for this. Allow to make "version" of the document's global color palette. Maybe require that each color is named first. Making a color global would add it to all global palette versions, ready for modification. Quote
Guest Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 (edited) +1 on this. It's probably also worth taking a look at what's happening with CSS @font-palette-values and colour fonts for some additional inspiration as to how this feature could be implemented and used in other contexts. Also see: Color Schemes Edited May 25, 2022 by Guest Link to Color Schemes forum topic. Quote
fde101 Posted May 27, 2022 Posted May 27, 2022 This request appears to be a duplicate of this one: Quote
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